King Medicine and Deficiency Indicated in Ill Boy
A fragment notes a boy's illness linked to impure blood and deficient vitality. It cites eruptions and lack of strength as signs of poor health and asks for attention to his condition.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
7
A fragment notes a boy's illness linked to impure blood and deficient vitality. It cites eruptions and lack of strength as signs of poor health and asks for attention to his condition.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Sarsaparilla and pills claimed to improve appetite and vitality. Includes scattered phrases about patients, Miss Brouns of Stowe Vermont, and various unrelated quotes and anecdotes. Overall reads as a compilation of testimonials and scattered opinions with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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In a New York Zoo cage a covey of six California partridges and their bantam mother show camouflage in a sunlit area. The birds blend with dead leaves, squatting with heads outward and only retreating when startled, a natural display likened to magic.
Alfred Yngve of Castle Valley shows a 14 inch candle fish or Thallechthya pacificus kept in a red silk bundle. He explains Indians use these oily fish as candles and calendars marking spring and Easter with oil for eating, though the fishy odor rises without a wick.
Tourists are shown a granite monument rumored to mark the burial site of Rit Carson the famed trapper hunter scout and Indian fighter in Santa Fe New Mexico. The article notes local belief about his resting place and the erected stone attracting visitors.
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